Chapter 65

Regardless of our unpleasant past, Felix and I had grown up together.

I couldn't help but feel sorry for him.

But what went around came around, and Felix had brought this situation upon himself.

He was reaping the consequences of his actions.

I went as far as inviting Colin for pizza to discuss whether or not to inform Felix about the situation.

Colin and I sat across from each other at the campus food street's most popular pizzeria, with two piping-hot pizzas between us.

"Colin, do you think we should tell Felix?"

This was the heart of my dilemma.

He furrowed his brows and looked at me, his deep black eyes resembling dark gemstones. "Are you close to Lilac?"

"Sort of, I believe?"

"Do you still have feelings for Felix?"

"No, I've kicked him out of my world. He's nothing to me now."

"Then why are you so conflicted? Are you just bored? Why not focus on your painting instead?" Colin asked sternly, like a disappointed mentor.

I gritted my teeth and remained silent. I only sou